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SHOWED TABAI A TRICK.
BLACK REDEEMS HI vSELF FROM
SATURDAYS WORK.
Charleston Sours on Hungler, Who
Is Letting Down Fearfaily-
Big Clubs Beaten.
IspxcrAL TO TEE AprrAL.l

CHARLESTON, s. c., August L.
Memphis tH,ctuslly and promptly
squelchso Ohsrleson's last hope oil
winning the pennant this afternoon.
The game was one Of the quickest
ever played aud was very close and
exciting. Black, who pitched on Sat.
urday, occupied the box, in spite Of
the fac. that he was numerically
pounded on Saturday. He psralized
the locals today; for five innings they
saved the sir, getting only one bit the
whole time. In the sixth they rallied
and bstted him for seven hits,
with re, result OF four runs.
After that they pe,ered out and,
securing one more run In the eighth
inning, were easily beaten, Hunger,
who pitched for the locals, was, on the
contrary, bsttsd out Of his boots, his
Arst four balls pitched were sent hy-
ing to the extreme limits Of the out.
side garden, and Charleston was only
saved dsgrasoful d,feat by the su.
perb work VI the feeders. The game
was umpired by Geo. McKeough, OF
Memphis, and, although the bleaching
boards kicked at some Of his 6ecis.
ions, bis umpiring was as fair as posi-
BILE. The community is beginning to
sour on Hungler, who gave great
promise esrly H. the eeason, but who
seems to have entirely lost control OF
the ball OF late. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 1.-The
Athletics had no tIouble in disposiog
Of the st. Louis Champions this after
noon. Seward pitched very effect.
lively, only six hits being made of
him. The home players made their
hits ss their opponents made their er-
rorr, and as a conH quence runs cams
easy. Latham, for some reason or
other, was depressed in spirite, and
the crowd, NUMBERING 5000 persons,
was disappointed accordingly. Score /:
Athletics.........0 0 5OO13 90
81. Louis. .........0 DOL 5000 o. /
Earned runs-Athletics, 8; ST. Louis,
l. Two base hit,-Lyons and WEIGH
Double play Robinson aud Comis.
key. FIRST base on balls-poorman,
Stovey, Townsend ard Robinson.
First base on errors Athletics, 8; ST.
Louis, l. Struck out Bierbauer, Nc.
Carr and Gleason. Time OF game
One hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Mo uade.
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PERSONALS.

J.E. Ann 'rRoSe, Dyershurg, Tenn.
Is At Gsston's.
Pm. wocD, OF Vlcksburg, Miss,, lie
at Du1y's Hotel.
ia. GRuSDY, Of Nashville, Tenn,
Is at the Gayoso Hotel.
Col. N. M. JONES has returned from
q visit to PittsbuIg, Pa.
W. II. HAYsIs, Little Rock, Ark,
10 registered at Gaston's.
MRS. A. v. R,IslN, Of Forrest City
AK, is a. Duffy's Hotel.
]. W. GpIFFIs aud wife, Of Mississ.
ippi, are al the Gayoso Hotel.
DR. ]. F. HAWKINS aud family, OF
Selana, Miss, are al Gas,on's.
TT. WILLIAM, and W. p. Semple
Louisville, KY, sre registered at Gas.
tons.
r. B. MCKINNEY left yesterday to
spend the Balance Cf the summer OF
Iuka Springs.
II s. ATKINSON and wife and Miss
Mary Pipkin, Of Conway, Ark, are at
Duhy's Hotel.
MRs. Y. \. STANTON wa, called back
10 lhe city by the illness OF her sister,
Mrs. Y q Stovee.
r. ID. skwApp, the optician, will
leave for the East this evening, and
will return In aD' VI ak weeks.
CHAs HHSDRIcK leaves this m IA
for Terra Hsu-, Ind, where he will
open several weeks with relatives AID
friends.
PIT. FoRsYTH, after q protracted
liners with malsrisl fever Is mp and
out, and spending q shor. time a
Rsleiph Springs
VISITORS on Change yesterday: J
q. Middleton, New Orleans; J. 4
Brown, Shelby c,uuty; p. \. Smith
Ohio; A. ID. Nelson, Montgomery
Ala.
IT was a mistake that Prof. W.
Jones is hunting in the wilds Of Ar
kansas" lie attended the Teachers
National Convention which met II
Chicago In July, aud Of which he WI
made one OF the counselors. He 4
still iu the North attending school In
e,itutes In order 10 investigate theil
methods OF teaching.
MRs + p srRATTos ard her charm
ing and popular daughter, Miss Mette
will lesve toni iht w mpauy with
Mr. ard Ms SAMUEL Dnnscomb 70
Blue X de Spring., Va. Trey will q,
absent several wtess, and the lsre,
army Of friends Of all parties vii
snxi 'usly await their return, induls
log he sincers. hops that the trip ma.
foItiiy them Tor the anticipated r.
ma ksbly brilliant social season 81 IN
apr oaching fall and vintsr.
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rHs THAI.
Races NJ Brighton Beaeh aud sara.
foss.


BRI0Hros BEACH, N. Y, Aueust l..
There Was only q moderate sz d
crowd today. Tie weather VAS snliry,
,hl track IVES heavy and the racib Z
only fair.
First .Rsce-Three.qlr'ers OF q
mile. Setis H.glAr won, Sight 10.
seen second. Elrod third. Time -
l:l7i Mutusls paid $40 s. add t22 50
for pllcs; Sight Mnssen f2S 35.
9econd Race-SellinR, seven.eiehtha
Of a mile. Tony Pastor won, Sweeiy
second, Amber third. Time-l.3i
Mutusls paid SO 40.
Third RAce-Seliine, O mile ard an
eighth. wlndsail won, Fsrg KYLE
second, Epicurs third Time-l:b7.
Mutuals psid f2i 20.
Foarth Rscs-Handicsp, q mile and
q fourth. Lutte Arnold won, Regal
sscoad. Wi lie Palmer third. Time
2:lit Mutusls paid f3} 81 sr.ight
SIS 30 Tor place; Regal patio f3t 10
Filth Rsca-Five-eighths of q mile
Armstfons won, X okuk second, Oil
third. Time-i;03i.
sixth Rscs-A mile and one.F'x
iesnth. Geo re ANGUS won, Pete o
burg second, Change third. lime
1911.
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spost 90 Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August THE
attendance at the races today was fair
for an extra day. Considering the Sc
we're storm Of Saturday night and yes.
terday morning the track was 10 fair
condition. Tie weather was besuti.
lul
Firsl Race One mile; Queen r "a.
beth frat, HsrTy Ru'sell second, Safe.
ban third. 1ime-l:45.
Second Racs--Sweepsiakos for all
ages; ons mile and quarter; Swift
fret, B'nnetto second, Springfield
third. Tims-2:l3.
Third Racs-Ohe mile and q fur.
lorg Poms first, BroL zJmsrt second,
Voeburg third. Time-2:00l
Fourth Racs-For horses thres year
old aud upsards; three.lourths Of a
NILE Lslax fret. Sania Claus seo1nd,
Harodsburg third. TimG-i;l0.
Fifth Rscs--rhree.iouribs u = milo
Tambourstte iirst, Bella Tsw second
Avery third. Time-l:l7.
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SUNDAY baseball Playing.

BIRnsGHAM, Ala, August Ia
law and oider me- Ing held at the
Casino TLester tonight 10 condemn
Spnday ball playing, was lot an un'
mixed snccseS. There was not such
a turn ont 20 had bsen hoped wou d
be, and resolutions aud speeches ad-
vocating them p owed too strong for
the temper Of tie meeting, aud after
two strong PEI Chez IN detraCtion oil
them they were Withdrawn and a
temporary eubsutu,e sdooted declsr'
irg the sense Il the ms iri'y a the
good people Of the 10 va In favor OF
the Observance Of sunday and the en-.
foicemeni II ths avs generally.
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Philadelrhin. Z, Drtroit, 2.

DETROIT. August by hitting the
ball at the same time Detroit fumbled
1t the Quakers won todsy's game.
Manning led the home club in errors,
but nearly all Of them played with lii.
tie life, but the visitors deserved 10
win, playing an errorless game.
Tholnpson's catch Of Oasey's 81 In the
seventh, and his throw to the plate
retiring Clements, we're the features OF
the game. Valentines decisions did
not wholly please the crowd, Score:
Detroit. .........s 900 900 o.
Philadelphia ......0 OF 0005 00-7
Earred runs-Dstroit, 2; Pniladel.
phia, 2. Three base hits-Whiie ADD
Thompson. Home run-Wood
Double plays-Thompson and Gan.
ssll, Richardson unassisted Base or
bAlls-Brouih hers, Gauzell, Wood 2,
MCGUIRE. HIt-Brouthers. Base on
errors-Philsdelpsis 4. Struck out
Pcgarty 2, Clements, Mcclure. Pass
ed balls--McGuire, Wild pitches
NECTAR 2.T,me-0ne hour and forty
FIVE minutes, Observation-Disclosures.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

yTCKsBURG, August I.-Nish,-Auiyed !
Belle Memphis, 81. Louis. Departedi Belle
Mes phis, st. Louie,
EVANSVILLE, August l.-Nisht-Rivsr
2 feet 5 inches on the gauge and falling,
Woathof clear snf hot.
NEW ORLEANS, August l. -NiEht-hr.
rivedi CITY Of Baton kouse. 81, Lous, De-
parted Port Esst and barsos, 81. Louis.
CAIRO, August l.-NiEht.Riyer isst
locke, on the gauge ala tslling. Weather
clear and hot. No arrivals or departures
Of regular packets.
OuIsvILLB, August l.-Nlght--Rlvsr 4
feet 2 inches IN the canal and q 81 on the
falls and stationary. Weather party cloudy
and hot, with lisht rain.
ST. LOUIS. August l. -Nlsht-Rivsr fallen
40, and nos mark 2 feet 8 inches BY the
gauge. weathsr clear and III htly cooler
brrI' . ~ City Of Viektburs, VicksBurE. No
DEPARTURES
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TaE B.hEBALL CURVE.
some Theories -. 10 why the Hall
Acts 20.

hst~ W.
lProm tho Detroit Free Pren.l
The pitcher had q little ball and II
was white ~ snow, and where the
striker thought II wAs, that ball IL
wouldn't 20. II bad a sudden insnoot
curve, II had fearful drop, aud when
the striker wildly truck, that bal Il
didn't stor. "Why does the ball fool
strikers 30 2" the children ali did cry
"rhe pitcher twiils tho ball, you
know" the teacher did reply.
The chances are hat the tesci or
didn't know himself why the ball ex
hibted all the eccentriciiies that base
balls are Up b.. Nearly everybody has
his own thery about the cause OF ths
curves, and, - u general thing, no two
Of those theories are the same A
Detroit &C isntist recently gave an
elaborate explanation which went to
chow that baseball curvipg was all in
your eye. Thgt lie, that you thought
Il curved, but that II did not. A De
troit pitcher admitted that the rsAson
ing was without a flaw ard be con
is,ssd that he had no theory, still b'
asked the scientist 10 view little ex
hibition and then make same explsna
tious aitsrward. Ths pitcher set nj
three stakes exactly in q line. Then h'
stood back aud threw the ball. IL wen
In on the right side Of stake No. ], OF
the left side OF stoke No. 2 and on th
right side II stake NJ. 3.
"rhere," hs aid, II am willing I
admit that your thspIi,s are sound
but still u that ball didn't curve, ho'
did Il g,t around those stakes In tn
wav You have jus, seenP' -.
Ths scientist vent down before TIL
prac,ic,l demoDsirst on, aud 10 no
remodeling his theories.
II Prof. Proctor dew tee q number q
pages In an E0slish magasins 70 sho'
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C,ey.iaas, 4, BroohI,p. 4.

Nav YoRK, August 1.-The second
game between Btooklyo and Cleveland
At Washington Park to-day was at
tended by the smallest as5omblsse Of
the season, YET |, wss the prettiost er.
hibiliou OF ba.l playing the Clsvelsnds
have ever gwen IN Brooklyn. The
support given 10 Morison's pitching
ives excellent. The home team was
of In deldiug, co'tly errors at second
base aud b d brewing by the cato ser
being the wssk poiGu. Hsnderson's
pitehirg up 20 the ninth inning was
very Effective, whom telling hits by
Reccius and Snyder won the game
Score:
BROOKLYN. .... O01001l00-3
Cleveland ....... 10000 00l-4
Earned ruus-OIevelaad, l. Two
base hits ssriwood. Double play,
McKe.n, stricssr and Toy. Base OF
balls = Piaekney, MeOlsllan, swart
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Iau,.v,,,.. q, N ss,imsre, Z.

BAUrmoRE. Nd, August l.-Balh.
more dropped another game to Louis.
Vile today because Of inability TO hit
the bail at opportune times. Ram
sey held the hcms ba'smen down to
six scattering hits, but gave Eve men
6rst base on balls Kilroy Was bstted
rather freely. Browning got two
doubles and kno,ked a home run.
Some Brilliant q ding wa' done on
both tidas Attendance, 1900. Score:
BIltinore-...-..2 O0200 O. 4
Louisville ........0 u 400l 90 O. b
Earned runs b Gilmore, ]; Louis
vile, s. Two baee hite-Brovnipg, 2.
Home run-Weuek Double pays
-KilIoy. rroit and Tucker, Fulmer
and Tfott. Bases on hsll-Tucker,
Purcell, Fllmor, Burne, Kilroy. Msck
aud Ramsey. Struck out--By Kilroy,
:; Ramsey, 8. PsRsed balls--Fulm,r,
1. TiUo-two hOuB and ten minutes.
Umpife-suliivfu
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wood, Henden,n, NJ Kssn, 2; Oar.
roll, Snyder. Hit-hc rsmmany, l.
Struck out-Henderson, s; Morrison l.
Passed balls-Peebles, l; Snyder, l,
Wild pitches Morrison, /. Time
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Um.
pire-Dugan.
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CIreinnal,. III acts.

NKw YolK, Aususi The Nets
were crippled by the absence OF Orr
when they entered the field at S..
George, s alen Island this aiterno N to
play the Cincinnati club. Lynch had
Oolling as his support behind the bs',
and poor support II was. Gerhardt
played good hall "a did Mullane for
Cincinnati. The game was dispiriting,
and q thousand or two people went
away dissatisfied. Score:
Mets...-......... 90 900 o. l
Cincinnati..... 32O22 200 I'll
Earned runs-heis, |; Circinnati,5 8.
Two haze bis--R)esmau, Lynch, Nc.
Phee, Rsilles, X ith g. Double plays
Lynch, Gerhndt and Sommers.
Bne on Kelley, Mullane,
OC)npsr, Fennelly, GerhIrdt and
RAdioId. Base on eTrors-Meta 2;
Cincinnati 2. Struck out-Msts 4.
Time-ope hour and fifty minutes.
Umplre-Rergui
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CLEVELAND ,srr.sposa.soe.
The following correspondence ex-
nj alma ilaalI

plains itseli
RIEcurIyE MANSION,
wAsnlsdfOS, July ~. 1851
COMMITTEES Of Afraug ,ments Presidential
Iuyitati5n rarity, Memphis, lennI
Here ~ raight tip. II yon bring
riih you box II Samelson & 90 q
81 so apiece oieais, the iLducemenl
misbt he sufficiently strong to per.
suade the President ~ come
LAMONT, Secretary.
To Lamont. SECRETARY, Executive Mansion,
Warrington, ID. y.
All ixht; sill bring two hoxss, one
for YOU. hs1 five hundred each
Chirkassvs ard D,ligepia'.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
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seeds That der mi..,- Qaish,y.
The human system 1, a fruitful foiI, aud
fmons sods that sermlnAts most rapidly in
II are tho,o Of rhsumati,m and neuralgia. A
slisht cold, brought on by ,ittils 10 a
drausht. vet 'est or damp clothes. will d..
ysltp either Of those Abominablo painful
nal dies with unpleasant "a iditJ. The
proper preventive Of this aEoniIinE veseta
tioa 10 Hoits ter'g Stomach Bittors, medi.
cine which nulli1es a tendency ~ either u
thu maiaiies named, a. a soothtS the aohos
With thor cause. ker sit less effective az
a remedy for Theumatifm than - " pre-
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re- stinE g. W curative pr0ptrtio,. Mari sfs,
miners, ffontie 4 on, AID Others, have ever
fouad u "a thful presefyaiiye OF heath in
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for "a alarlal difordefs, aud stOnact liver
aud Towel complaitt. II H. hne pr ~ otter
% appetite aud a oAp q tonic.
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No aAms -, Nsv orleans.

ispEcist to rnr APPHAL.l
NKw oHLnAse, LA ,'Augus, 1.-Rain
stopped the New 0rleans-Nashvi vile
eame in tha FIST inning.
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PIrTsBvso, Pa, Auguss THE
Pit,sburgs, by brilliant playing In the
field and god batting 1T the right
time, won today's game from the New
Yorks and succeed d In shutting the
visitors out. The only ruus made in
the game were in The fifth inning,
when two men we're OF. Morris GOT
his base on balls, and Dalrymple FOL.
lowed with n Al gle. They both
scored on Carolls his, the latter
crossing tbs home plate on Beach
eFs long single. Attendance, 1000
Score:
Pittsb w -....~o 0 $4,000
New York .........-0 o 900 o. 0 %
Earned runs-Pitlrburs, 2. Base
on balls-Dalrsmpe, Bsrkley,2; Nor.
RE, Tiernsn Base ON errors-Pitis.
burg, 1. Struck oil-By Morris, 3.
Passed balls-Csrro.l, ID 'aley. Wi d
ri ches-vorris |; WEIGH, / Time
0ne hour and AZ y minutes. Umpre-
Sullivan.
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iCoRE ny INNINGS.

Oharleston...... 10000 o. / o. 8
Memphis.....- 0 | 002S 00x- 8
Earned ruus--Ohsrlsston, 2; Mem.
phis, 2. Two base his-Back, Fbe.
Ian. Total bsse hts Charleston, 8;
Memphis, Is. Lei on bsses-Charles-
ton, 2; Memphis, @. Bases stolen-
Memphis, 4. Struck eut-By Hun.
eler, /; Back, l. First base on balls
Memphis, /. Double plays Phe.
ian and Andrews, Ofo-tic and WILL
Jams. Passed bslls-Hinse, 2, Time
OF gams-0oe hour Add twenty min.
utee. Umpire-G. McKsough.
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The NATAT0RIUM
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Earned Chicsgo, 4. Two base hits
Ryan, sullivan and Burns. Home
ruus-Clarksou, Williamson. PIeffsr
and Ryaa. BAle on bslls-0'Day, s.
Hit by pitched bs!l-Onicago, q;
Washington, |. Struck out by Clak.
son, 2; by 0'Day, 3. Tlms-0ne
hour and 6fIy five minutes. Umpire--
Boucher.
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Mrs MILLS KKsT, Of Wellington,
o., iuiis ed long with Bfouct ills
Ca,anh and Neuralgia. Peru.na eayt d
laF
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nYPicE ~ Main street. BoIn-ll'@
~ An. 70 li'0pm. -. --u..
$50 O'Clock am
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CopnrtucrSpip Malice.

GREHNR. sONTEDONIco \ o. have
ness, ~ succe'ss . 10 the lasuraloe Az ncy
" ' COTTON GREENE.
Aus. I, 1857. J D. MDhIEDOkICO.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE hrn Of GREENE A BEAsLEY Is this
j day Dissolved, GREENE, MONTEb0N-
leo A 20. succeeding TO the Insutahoe
Assney OF the hfm. Cotton Greene will act
W coITOS GREEgE.
Aug. I. 1857. JAS. h. BEhsLBY.
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INA And reliable Medicines ar'
NV the best 10 depend upon.
Ackers Blood Elixir has bern pro
scrihed for years for al lmporlt'es .
the Blood. In every form On , Son
lsus, Syphilitic or mcrvuriAi Dlseeesa
10 n invAluabp- For hnounsIso'
he's no EQUAL
A.RENKERI Ipd BEsESIz ro:
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To All Policy Holders In the Mem
phis City Fire Insurance 20.

woi kiugmen's d and l.. Association.
THE regular monthly meet 70 will be held
q thu Office o the Secretary, Us Main
street, this (TuESDAY) event. g, Augu.t 2,
1857, a. 3 o'clook. In default OF paymen,
hnes will accrue after his meeting.
New series oven. Money ~ loan.
N W. SPkkhS, ia, President.
Il II. RIGS, Sectetary.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

M ARE-Bay. xhite feet al Noutdt
WI branded y. W, on 10 / shoulders blsEs
face; Return to72 Auction street md be re-
warded. i'm. POSTUM.
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Chicago, rs; wsshi.gtos, o,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August l. -Elghte'n
base hits, four Of them home runs and
three doubles, with only one error on
one side and three scattering hit.
with fur errors on the other, tell the
story Of the game between the Chics-
20 and Washington teams today. Ii
was a great day for Clarkson, and
when he capped his ed ctive pitching
with a home run tbs crowd went
wild. Twice 10 the fourth aud ninth
innings the visitors got runner to
third, but fsulless fielding and the
lack Of base hit kept them there.
Score:
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ANTEN.

ITO RENT-from SOFTEN or I I, a COM
i Portable COTTAGE 81 ~ 10 siI room, in
southern or sou haas 1fn part o. CITY, BY q
prompt psJins tesant -ho will take good
care OF tho propsrt,. Address. giving prics
and location Of heu..,
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SAPOLIO
LH Al. NJ. PUKNELL,

beauties both the house and herself.
Try n cake Of II In your next house
cleaning. No. 2. Copyflghi, March ls5I
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PUR Rent.

4 ,UtTAGR-No. ~ Robson 81. Apr4J 10
" James MoNamar,, ~ Al.bama street.
boo N-Nissly furnished front. IN private
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MORRIS & NrwBrReEn ct al. Attorneys.


OHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue of two executions
~ to me directed from the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court, and one execution from the Clerk
OF the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County,
Indiana. i win expose at public sale, TO the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. D.
1857.
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'cloIk p. N. of said day, the rents and profits
tol term not exceeding seven years, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered thirteen (l3) TO twenty (20) iu-
elusive, IN block four az; lots twenty (27)
to thirty-tEree 1881 inclusive, in block i've (5);
lots seven () to thirteen (3) inclusive, and lots
thirty 1887 to forty (4o) inclusive, ia block
ten (lel; lots seven (7) to thirteen 3) inclusive
in block thirteen (l3); lots eight (S) to thirteen
QS) inclusive, and lots thirty-five 1851 to forty
t4o) inclusive, in block seventeen %; lots
eighteen QS); lots fifteen Q5) to twenty COY, in
block nineteen Q9); lots one ~ to six l6) lnclu.
sive, in block twenty-three (23), and lots twenty
nine (29) aud thirty (30), in block twenty-five
(25l, all in North Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amounts due
upon said execution, with interest and costs
will, at the same time and place. expose at pub
lie sale the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property of Charles B. Hitchcock,
a. the suits of Cutler & Savidge Lumber Com
pany, George F. BranhSm and Stoughton J..
Fletcher ct al.
Said sale to be made without relief from
appraisement laws.
ISAAC KING,
Sheriff of Marion County.